Considering player statistics

I could mention aerial duel win rates, but I need to be cautious about exact stats. Qualitative evidence works better, like saying "aerial win rate 60%" without precise numbers unless I'm sure. I might bring up the Spain national team in Euro 2020, but he wasn't consistently there. In the 2023-24 season, he became a key part of Girona's defense, alongside players like Eric García and Daley Blind. I want to keep examples general for clarity.Preparing content on player clichés

I want to prepare content discussing five clichés. First, the idea that a center-back must be tall and strong is challenged by players like Eric Garcia, who relies on positioning and anticipation. The belief that center-backs should clear the ball simply is also limiting; he often plays progressive passes. There's a notion that young center-backs shouldn't play high lines, yet he's successfully done so across teams. Finally, the common misconception that multiple mistakes indicate poor defense is refuted by his strong performance metrics.Selecting clichés to address

I’m considering clichés about Spanish technical defenders struggling in the Premier League and the belief that center-backs should only clear the ball. Instead, I could talk about how players without speed can handle long balls through strategic positioning. I want to narrow it down to five clichés without overlap. I think I’ll choose: that good center-backs must be tall, they shouldn't take risks with progressive passing, young players can't play high lines, players lacking speed struggle defensively, and that players should only play one position to be effective. Then, I can provide counterexamples from various teams.